Celtic Wheel Shorts

Description: A detailed hand-painted watercolor Wheel of the Year illustration representing the pagan Sabbats. Perfect for wiccan altars, book of shadows, grimoires, witchy wall art, or pagan home decor. A thoughtful gift for practitioners of green witchcraft and celtic paganism.

Description: Heron Blademaster — Wheel of Time Inspired Runic Art. A bronze heron rendered in Norse runic style, inspired by the Blademaster symbol from the Wheel of Time. For fans of epic fantasy and sword lore.

Description: Wheel of the Year

Description: Wheel of the Year

Description: Wheel of the Year

Description: Wheel of the Year

Description: Wheel of the Year

Description: Wheel of the Year

Description: Mystical Stag Skull and Triple Moon design. The perfect gift for lovers of witchcraft, paganism, the occult, and witchcore aesthetics!

Description: Mystical Triple Moon Botanical Altar design. The perfect gift for lovers of witchcraft, paganism, the occult, and witchcore aesthetics!

Description: A striking floral emblem unfolds in sharp, dark symmetry, blending tribal sharpness with the elegance of a blooming rose. The intricate black vectors dance outward from a central star, creating a powerful medallion filled with mystery and ancient strength.

Description: Harness the power of the ages with this gritty Sun Cross design. Featuring a high-contrast, heavily weathered illustration of the ancient solar wheel, this graphic merges prehistoric symbolism with a dark, industrial aesthetic.

Description: A wheel of Taranis design. The mythical Celtic God, Taranis, used the sacred wheel to create thunder and lightening.

Description: A Pictish Double Disc Z-Rod design incorporating taranis wheels, inspired by the carvings found on Pictish stones in Scotland.

Description: Pictish Double Disc Z-Rod design incorporating taranis wheels, inspired by the carvings found on Pictish stones in Scotland.

Description: Pictish Double Disc Z-Rod design incorporating taranis wheels, inspired by the carvings found on Pictish stones in Scotland.